The 7 Summer Musts Of Sean MacPherson

From surfboards to cashmere sweaters, the New York hotelier's seasonal favorites span a wide spectrum

Between running The Bowery, Jane, Maritime, Marlton and Chelsea Hotels, it's amazing Sean MacPherson has time to sleep—let alone surf and ride a motorcycle. But for this busy hotelier, his signature board and bike are among the most ... More

Zegna Opens a Global Store on Rodeo

For a piece of the luxury Italian brand's couture collection, stop by its new Beverly Hills outpost

Open for Business: Ermenegildo Zegna, 337 North Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, CA, 90210, (310) 247-8827 Atmosphere: This new Peter Marino-designed space is familiar territory to any seasoned Ermenegildo Zegna shopper—it's his 16th for the brand, so he's already had some practice at conveying the luxurious quality that Zegna ... More

Behind the Story: Max Irons

Our assistant fashion editor breaks down the essentials from DuJour's August shoot

For our August digital issue, we captured a casual yet seriously handsome side to Max Irons. Below, the inspiration behind the shoot—and how to achieve the look. Click here for the story and the full shoot. LOCATION Irons plays a king on The White ... More

Label to Watch: Jardine

Everything you need to know about the menswear line from Rag & Bone co-founder Nathan Bogle

Who: Nathan Bogle What: After a six-year hiatus from the fashion industry, the former Louis Vuitton model and original co-founder of Rag & Bone has returned to the scene with the launch of his new menswear line, Jardine. Named after his great-grandfather, ... More

Taking Denim Personally

English company MiH Jeans goes bespoke with a new monogramming service

There's a certain quality of ownership one possesses for that perfect pair of denim, so it's fitting that cult-favorite MiH Jeans—re-launched in 2005 by Chloe Lonsdale—is now offering a monogramming service on its website. Customers can personalize any pair of their favorite jeans with up to ... More

Grand Slam: Lacoste Celebrates Its 80th

The label looks ahead with two new collections—and partners with nine French houses for its banner year

As one legend goes, French tennis champion René Lacoste was eyeing an alligator suitcase when the press—confusing its reptiles—dubbed him "Le Crocodile." The nickname stuck and proved memorable as a logo: Lacoste emblazoned the right-facing crocodile on his polo shirts in 1933. Now celebrating its 80th anniversary, the brand nods to ... More

A New Kind Of Store

Luxury menswear brand Bonobos is taking the next step with a brick-and-mortar location

If a guy buys pants in a store, but leaves empty handed, did he ever go shopping at all? That's the question Bonobos, the web-native men's clothing store, is attempting to answer with its new ecommerce showroom in New York's Soho. While it ... More

Limoland’s Jean Pigozzi

The French designer talks about his "dandy" past, designing bikinis and why he's not the next Alaïa

Jean Pigozzi with Andrew Saffir "I'm an art collector, I'm a photographer and I was always buying my clothes in Harlem—because there's a bit of more color, a ... More

The Daisy Chain

Our 6 favorite products and services tied into Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby

Fitzgerald Tea At the Plaza's Palm Court—a high-society hangout name-checked by Fitzgerald in Gatsby—high tea once ran $2.50 per person. These days the Fitzerald Tea, featuring a variety of 1920s-inspired dishes like curried lobster salad sandwiches and banana financiers, runs $50 a ... More

3×1 Sews Up Bespoke Denim

Scott Morrison is taking on his most ambitious project to date with his high-end denim label

Targeting the denim die-hards among us, Morrison's 4,000-sq-ft atelier in SoHo isn't for the indifferent. Sure, you can stock up on a pair of something retail-ready and made in small batches, but the shining star of 3x1 is its bespoke service, which starts at $1,200 a pair and ... More

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